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Since you're standing on the Earth, you'll see exactly the same thing any time

you look down between your feet or anywhere around you, no matter where

on Earth you're standing.

If you want to see the Earth spinning, you have to look at something that's

not ON the Earth. Fortunately, there are a huge number of those available

to you, any time you can see the sun or other stars. Just watch any of those,

and sure enough, you'll see them seem to spin around the sky, as you and

the Earth spin under it.

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